Sentence examples for might not assert from inspiring English sources

These two men — who contemptuously dismissed any restraints on executive power when they were in power, and forcefully advocated the absurd fantasy of a unitary executive — now worry that Congress might not assert its constitutional powers against the executive branch.

A self-driving car that did not assert itself might wind up sitting at the intersection for a long time as other cars passed on through.

Assumption 1, distinguishing IR and IAE, defines the dynamics of intrusion but does not assert anything about the intensity with which the nodes might be attacked.

The indictment does not assert that Mr. Megahed was trained by Mr. Mohamed, nor does it specify what violent act might have resulted from the explosives training.

I agree, but I do not assert it.

He did not assert it as a fact.

While the play itself may be protected by the First Amendment, that doesn't mean that the companies that manage Parks and Einstein might not attempt to assert control.

If there can be any criticism of James after two games, it might be that he has not asserted himself enough offensively.

Hawks pilloried them for not asserting themselves strongly enough.

Until recently, the department has not asserted its jurisdiction aggressively.

If you can't assert those rights, you might as well not have them".